‘It’s time to bring back sport, for everyone’
There are growing calls to bring back sport as quickly as possible in SA, for both players and spectators. And some have already restarted.
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Kids can get back into swing of things, says Prof Spurrier
South Australia’s chief medical officer has told local leaders it’s safe to open the playgrounds – but kids and parents will still need to follow some important rules. READ HER LETTER
Team to guide SA back to normal
The Premier has confirmed a team led by the head of his department has been established to plot the state’s course out of the coronavirus shutdown.
Telehealth boom as SA hits nine in a row
As SA hopes for its 10th day running with no new coronavirus cases, telehealth use across the state is booming, with thousands of people accessing digital medical appointments.
The magic number to let us reboot SA
South Australia has reached a milestone seventh day in a row with no new coronavirus cases yesterday – but now all eyes are turning to a new target that may signal the end of our shutdowns.
Labor pushes to force councils to waive rates
Councils would have to waive rates for coronavirus-affected businesses and charities under a Labor plan but local governments fear they can’t afford to do cop the losses either.
Accused MPs set to face greater penalties
Powers of the state’s Equal Opportunity Commissioner were questioned when allegations against former Liberal MP Sam Duluk surfaced earlier in the year. But the State Government are making moves to close the loopholes.
SA’s brain drain easing
The flow of people from South Australia to big city lights in other states is on the decline, new figures show. But we are still losing plenty of people each week to the “brain drain”.
Tourism bid to net South Aussie billions
SA operators they face their toughest ever fight to get back in the tourism game when the pandemic crisis passes. But broad horizons may not be needed to save travelling billions.
Virus app privacy’s no big bother
As a journalist the last thing I want to do is make it easier for governments to track my movements, writes Matt Smith, but the coronavirus tracing app is nothing to fear
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